With talks of the possibility of a January Direct anytime soon before the month ends, I just realized something. While I was gunning for the whole thing about this month having a Direct to line up with Mario U Deluxe's release and a reminder for the Piranha Plant limited-time offer, I completely forgot about the investor meetings and shareholders.
They literally have bare to nothing for February, they still need to reveal Mario Kart Tour since it's supposed to be released literally in two months, figure out what to do with the 3DS and how to fix the Online Service, especially with those SNES games still on the NES Virtual Console App, and probably something else I'm forgetting. Probably that 7.0.0. update?
Though, why does all this matter? Aside from giving a road map of what the Switch will become for 2019, those are some pretty big things Nintendo's shareholders will ask them if Nintendo doesn't act upon that come the investors meeting very soon. We still need to know about some pretty big releases, too, now that we're starting to get into that territory with Yoshi's Crafted World and Wargroove. When's Fire Emblem? What about Bayonetta and Metroid?
Though, I'm calling it now, to keep up with their plan of "All Smash DLC will be released by February 2020", a sneak peek of Joker for Smash Ultimate will go down and we won't see "Brave" until March or April.